Poetry about Zhu Yuanzhang
1. Poems about Zhu Yuanzhang
Ode to the Chrysanthemums When hundreds of flowers bloom, I don’t bloom. If I bloom, they will scare me to death. If you want to fight the west wind, wear golden armor all over your body.
Show the monks
Killed all the millions of soldiers in the south of the Yangtze River, and the sword on his waist was still bloody! The old monk didn't know the hero, so he just kept asking for his name.
The golden rooster announces the dawn
The rooster crows once and pouts once, and the rooster crows twice and pouts twice. Call out the Fusang Sun three times and sweep away the remaining stars and the dawning moon.
Ode to Swallow Rock
Swallow Rock is just a weight, so what if Changhong is a pole. The crescent moon in the sky is a fishing hook, telling me how many countries I have.
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In the winter of the 18th year of the emperor’s reign, hundreds of officials held a banquet in Zhengyang Palace. The sun will shine brightly all over the world tomorrow, and spring will bloom all over the world.
Ode to Bamboo
The branches are low under the weight of snow, but they are too low to touch the mud. Once the red sun rises, it is still flush with the sky.
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I will get up first before the ministers get up. The ministers have gone to bed but I have not. Why is it that the wealthy man in the south of the Yangtze River is three feet high with the sun still covered with quilt?
Climb Gulong Mountain, Jintan, Jiangsu
Look at the hidden altar in the southwest, ride alone on the chariot, and stroll up the mountain. The Yan Temple is circuitous, with gloomy clouds and lush bamboos. It is spotless, and there are three monks' dormitories among the guests. They spend the rest of the day relaxing, entertaining themselves with flowers and birds, and looking at the mountains and rivers. Marching at dawn, busy collecting clothes and whipping whip, looking back, the moon hangs beside the willow branches; dew does not turn into rain at two or three o'clock, but seven or eight stars are still in the sky. The sound of chickens in Maodian is heard, and the barking of dogs in the bamboo fence frightens the guests to sleep. The hibiscus day is about to roll out, and the mountains and rivers of Sheji are in front of us.
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The sky is a tent and the ground is a felt. The sun, moon and stars accompany me to sleep in the morning. I dare not stretch my legs at night for fear of stepping on mountains, rivers, and crops.
Scolding the scribes
A few crows were chirping, and their mouths were full of excrement. Don't have fun today, tomorrow morning you will all be talking nonsense.
The fragrance of alfalfa at the head of the horse crossing the river, the clouds and the rain crossing Xiaoxiang. The east wind awakens the heroic dream, it is not Xianyang but Luoyang. ---- Zhu Yuanzhang, the Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, "Leading the Army to Conquer Chen Youliang to Xiaoxiang" 2 . Zhu Yuanzhang's poems
When he went to court, Zhu Yuanzhang wrote a poem: "The cock crows once, one hook, two hooks, two hooks, and three. The sunrise fills the sky with red, dispersing the remaining stars and the dim moon."
This poem can show Zhu Yuanzhang's mind. To scold the scribes, a few crows were chirping, and their mouths were full of excrement and they were screaming croaking.
Don’t have fun today, tomorrow morning you will all be talking nonsense. According to legend, Zhu Yuanzhang was begging for food when he was a child. One day, he came to the Shilongqiao Tavern in Jiuxian County (today's Nvshanhu Town) to beg for food. He met a few literate guys gathering in the pub to drink and make fun of him.
He was very angry and wrote the above poem on the spot to fight back. Yong Chrysanthemum When the flowers bloom, I don't bloom. If I bloom, they will scare me to death.
If you want to fight the west wind, wear golden armor all over your body. Show the monks: Kill all the millions of soldiers in the south of the Yangtze River, and the sword on your waist is still bloody! The old monk didn't know the hero, so he just kept asking for his name.
Zhu Yuanzhang moved to the Jianghuai River. Once, he disguised himself and went to Prajna Temple, a temple in Taiping Prefecture. The monk in the temple saw that he was strange and asked him carefully.
Zhu Yuanzhang was impatient and wrote this poem on the wall. After Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne, he heard that the poems inscribed on the walls of the temple had long been washed away, so he ordered the monks in the temple to be escorted to Beijing and prepared to be killed.
He asked: "Why should my poems be washed away?" The monk had an idea and immediately recited the poems and replied: "I don't dare to keep the poems written by the imperial pen, because I am often afraid of ghosts and gods. Therefore, the water of Dharma is light." Wash it lightly, there is still enough light to shoot the bullfight." Zhu Yuanzhang was very happy after hearing this, and ordered all the monks to be released on the spot.
The golden rooster announces the dawn. The rooster crows once and pouts once, and the rooster crows twice and pouts twice. Call out the Fusang Sun three times and sweep away the remaining stars and the dawning moon.
The fourteenth year of Hongwu was the Year of the Rooster. On the first day of the Lunar New Year, Zhu Yuanzhang went to the Wenhua Hall of the Hanlin Academy to celebrate his works with the bachelors. Zhao Kuangyin, Emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty, wrote a short poem for the day: "The light is about to come out, and the mountains and mountains are like fire.
I walk towards the sky in a moment, chasing away the remaining stars and chasing away the moon." You can refer to it for reference. .
Ode to Yanziji Yanziji is a weight, so what if Changhong is a pole. The crescent moon in the sky is a fishing hook, telling me how many countries I have.
After Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne, he led all civil and military officials to Yanziji to compete in poems. "The Biography of Talented Scholars of the Tang Dynasty. Zhang Hu" writes: When Tao Ming visited Huainan Prime Minister Li, Hu was called "Ao Ao Guest".
Li Guizhi said: Why is the hook ao a pole? Said: Yihong. Why a hook? Said: New moon.
What is the bait? It is also called "short Li Xiang". Li Zhuangzhi left with a generous gift.
What does it mean? Zhang Hu was saying that he yearned for Prime Minister Li and was willing to use himself as bait to catch Prime Minister Li. Li Xiang is Li Shen, who wrote, "Whoever eats the food on the plate will have to work hard for every grain of it."
Zhang Hu was an important poet in the Tang Dynasty. He was both talented and famous as a poet. Du Mei once wrote a poem praising him, "Who can be like Mr. Zhang? A thousand poems are worth the weight of thousands of nobles." Untitled In the winter of the eighteenth year of the emperor's reign, hundreds of officials held a banquet in Zhengyang Palace.
The sun will shine brightly all over the world tomorrow, and spring will be in full bloom all over the world. Zhu Yuanzhang's poem when he held a banquet for his ministers. 3. What are Zhu Yuanzhang’s poems?
The golden rooster crows once and pouts once, and crows twice and pouts twice.
Call out Fusang three times to sweep away the remaining stars and the dawn moon. There is a deep valley at the top of the Kuanglu of the Four Immortals, and the disciple rock of the Golden Immortal is the house.
How many years have I been refining elixirs and benefiting others? I have been plowing in the morning and planting bamboos in the white clouds and dusk. Zhongshan's clouds are standing in the sky, and it has been a heroic figure for thousands of years.
In Yanhu Town, the mountain wind is blowing away the grass, and the dragon in the pond is breathing water.
Extended information: Zhu Yuanzhang also wrote poems during his military career, and the "Imperial Collection" has been handed down, which contains more than one hundred poems by Zhu Yuanzhang.
At that time, Zhu Yuanzhang had not yet conquered Nanjing, let alone called him the King of Wu. When he marched to Dangtu, a well-known local old man came to greet him and offered Zhu Yuanzhang suggestions to capture Nanjing as soon as possible and comply with the plan. People's hearts are like kings and emperors. Zhu Yuanzhang was very happy and immediately asked Tao An to stay and assist him.
Tao An had many contacts with Zhu Yuanzhang throughout his life, and Zhu Yuanzhang was very relieved of him. After Zhu Yuanzhang became emperor, he admired Tao An's strategies and articles very much, and even wrote a couplet for him, "The strategist of the country is unparalleled, the first in Hanyuan's articles" and was given to him.
Once, Zhu Yuanzhang called Tao An to the palace at night, and the two old friends chatted. Unknowingly, it was almost dawn. Tao An knew that he was about to go back, so he took the opportunity to say: "The cockcrow is loud, and the east is about to be white. Why don't the Holy One recite a poem and leave it to the old minister as a souvenir?"
Zhu Yuanzhang thought for a while, then picked up a pen and wrote on the paper "a cock crows and pouts". Tao An looked at it and thought, "Isn't it a joke to write a poem like this?" But he only dared to think these things in his mind, but he didn't dare to say them in person.
Zhu Yuanzhang did not panic and wrote another sentence: "The cock crows twice and pouts twice." Tao An forced a smile, and after a few words of flattery, Zhu Yuanzhang wrote the last two sentences without stopping: calling out the Fusang Sun three times, sweeping away the remaining stars and the dawn moon.
The last two sentences are majestic. It is clearly written that the rooster cried out three times to drive away the sun and drive away the moon and stars. But in fact, it is a statement of ambition. It is Zhu Yuanzhang saying that his ambition will surely be achieved. Like a rooster, defeat the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty with three strikes, five strikes and two strikes, and establish your own country. The king's domineering attitude made Tao An admire him from the bottom of his heart.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Zhu Yuanzhang. 4. What are the poems praising Zhu Yuanzhang?
"The Golden Rooster croaks at dawn"
Zhu Yuanzhang (Ming Dynasty)
The rooster crows once and pouts, and the rooster crows twice. Two pouts; three calls to call out the fusang, sweeping away the remaining stars and the dawning moon.
(Ambitious)
"Praise to Taizu Ming < Ode to Yanziji>"
Zhu Yuanzhang (Ming Dynasty)
Taizu The ancestor's chest is filled with pride, and the long rainbow crescent moon transports literary talents.
He has a heroic spirit and wants to compete with God.
(Heroic)
"Poetry on Mount Lu"
Zhu Yuanzhang (Ming Dynasty)
The bamboo shadows on Mount Lu last for thousands of years, and the clouds lock Peak water flows by itself.
Thousands of miles of jade belt floats along the Yangtze River, and a bright moon rolls into a golden ball.
The road is three thousand states in the northwest, and it has the power to overwhelm millions of states in the southeast.
The beautiful scenery is endless, and Tianyuan has the chance to come again.
"Verse"
A young man who has never heard of books is a poor herder.
After the death of his family, he entered the imperial palace and wandered around the Henan and Anhui rivers.
Traveling from Rong to Haozhou, wearing a red scarf.
Wisdom and bravery lead the three armies, gathering righteousness to win over the mighty.
Kaifu was based in Yingtian, and he accumulated grain and built walls.
Lianghuai destroyed Shicheng, and Poyang was peaceful and friendly.
The Northern Expedition captured Dadu, and Haiyu restored China.
The legendary emperor’s path is none other than Zhu Yuanzhang.
"Seven Revised Drafts·Ming Dynasty·Lang Ying"
Zhu Yuanzhang (Ming Dynasty)
Taiping Mansion Prajna Temple, Taizu crossed the river and walked in Wei When I wanted to stay in a nunnery, a monk asked him his name. He wrote a poem on the wall and said: "We killed millions of soldiers in the south of the Yangtze River, and the sword on his waist was still bloody. The mountain monk didn't know the hero, so he only asked questions. After he ascended to the throne, he heard that the poem was no longer there. He ordered Monk Yao to come to the capital and kill him. He said, "Where can I go with the poem?" "What poem?" he asked. The monk recited: "I don't dare to leave the poem in the imperial pen, because I am afraid that ghosts and gods will notice it. So I wash it gently with water, and there is still light to shine on the bullfighting."
Zhu Yuanzhang, Taizu of the Ming Dynasty (October 21, 1328 - June 24, 1398), named Guorui, originally named Chongba, later named Xingzong, was born in Zhongli, Haozhou (now Fengyang, Anhui) ), the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. At the age of 25, he joined the Red Scarf Army led by Guo Zixing to resist the tyranny of the Yuan Dynasty. In the 16th year of Zhengzheng (1356), the generals honored Zhu Yuanzhang as the Duke of Wu. After capturing Jiqing Road, it was changed to Yingtian Mansion. In the twenty-eighth year of Yuan Zhizheng (1368), after defeating various peasant uprising armies, he proclaimed himself emperor in Nanjing. His country was named Daming and his reign was named Hongwu. Later, he first pacified the southwest, northwest, northeast and other places, and finally unified China. During Zhu Yuanzhang's reign, in view of the chaos at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, he carried out reforms in all aspects. Politically, he abolished the prime minister, established the Department of Proclaiming Political Envoys, the Department of Promoting Punishments and Prosecuting Envoys, and the Department of Commanding and Envoys to separate powers, further strengthening the centralization of power. Severely punish corrupt officials and punish illegal nobles; implement the garrison system in the military, and carry out the Northern Expedition to the remaining Yuan Dynasty; economically, we should promote immigration and military settlements; culturally, we should pay close attention to education, promote the imperial examination, and establish the Imperial College to cultivate talents. Externally, we will strengthen overseas exchanges and restore China's status as a sovereign state. After the efforts of the Hongwu period, social production gradually recovered and developed, which is known as the Hongwu rule in history. In the 31st year of Hongwu (1398), Zhu Yuanzhang died of illness in Nanjing at the age of 71. His temple name was Taizu, and his posthumous name was Kaitianxingdaozhaoji. He established the great sage, the most divine benevolence, Wenyi, Wu Junde, Chenggong Gao, and was buried in Xiaoling Mausoleum of the Ming Dynasty in Nanjing. . 5. Zhu Yuanzhang’s life and related poems
Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, was a Han nationality and the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
His original name was Chongba, and later he was named Xingzong. A native of Zhongli Taiping Township in Haozhou (now east of Fengyang County, Anhui Province), he was poor when he was young and once became a monk in Huangjue Temple.
At the age of 25, he joined the Red Scarf Army led by Guo Zixing. After Guo's death, he took command of the Guo Department and served as the left deputy marshal of Xiaoming King Han Lin'er. Afterwards, he was promoted continuously due to his military exploits. In the seventh year of Longfeng (1361), he was granted the title of Duke of Wu, and in the tenth year he called himself King of Wu.
In the twenty-eighth year of Yuan Zhizheng (1368), after basically defeating all peasant uprising armies and wiping out the remaining forces of the Yuan Dynasty, he proclaimed himself emperor in Nanjing. The country was named Daming and the reign was named Hongwu. Unified feudal regime. During his reign, in order to alleviate the sharp and complex class contradictions, ethnic contradictions and contradictions between various groups within the ruling class, he implemented a series of policies conducive to the progress of society, such as fighting foreign invasion, reforming politics, developing production, and stabilizing people's livelihood. Vigorously strengthen the centralized rule of the monarchy in the political, economic, military, ideological and other aspects.
In line with this, in terms of legal thought, in view of the various shortcomings caused by the relaxation of legal disciplines at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, it was believed that "I must conquer China violently." Zhu Yuanzhang's secrets of success and ideals of governing the country: Secrets of success---1. Recruit celebrities from all over the world.
Such as: Liu Ji, Zhang Yi, Ye Chen, Song Lian, Feng Guoyong, Feng Sheng, etc. 2. Adhere to the "nine-character policy".
The "nine-character policy" means: build walls high, accumulate grain widely, and slowly become king. This policy was proposed by the founding hero Zhu Sheng.
3. Build an "Iron Army". 4. Fight key battles well.
Such as the Battle of Poyang Lake that destroyed Chen Youliang, who became the King of Han in Wuchang. Ideals of governing the country---1. Develop production and enrich the people's wealth.nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; 2. Save expenses and save people’s financial resources. 3. Save labor and labor. Reduce the burden 4. Propaganda and education, strengthen the rule of law ;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;5. Fight against corrupt officials and clarify that officials were born in civilian life; 8. The name Zhu Yuanzhang was given by Guo Zixing after he surrendered to Guo Zixing.
Zhu Chongba’s father was not named Zhu Shizhen, but his original name was Zhu Wusi. Zhu Yuanzhang's mother was called Chen Erniang; Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest brother was called Zhu Chongsi, his second brother was called Zhu Chongliu, and he himself ranked third, so he was called Zhu Chongba.
Yu Yue, a native of the Qing Dynasty, wrote in his "Chun Zaitang Essays": "During the Yuan Dynasty, common people without jobs were not allowed to be named. They were only named after their lineage and the total age of their parents. This is In the "History of the Yuan Dynasty", Ran Zheng used the name of his brother as mentioned by Emperor Gao of the Ming Dynasty (Zhu Yuanzhang), which is exactly what he said. "He also cited the rural area of Shaoxing at that time as an example: "For example, the husband was twenty-four years old, and the woman was twenty-two years old. , the life is forty-six, and the child is named 'Four-Liu'; the husband is twenty-three, the woman is twenty-two, which makes forty-five, and the child is named 'Five-Nine'." Five-Nine multiplied together, forty-five also.
According to Yu Yue Gouchen, the great-grandfather of Ming Dynasty general Chang Yuchun was named Chang Sisan, his grandfather was named Chang Chongwu, and his father was named Chang Liuliu; the great-grandfather of General Tang He was named Tang Wuyi, and his grandfather was named Tang. Liuyi, his father’s name is Tang Qiyi, etc. are all evidence. nbsp;nbsp;Like most feudal emperors, Zhu Yuanzhang's birth has also been artificially added to the legend. According to the "History of the Ming Dynasty": When Zhu Yuanzhang's mother was just pregnant, she had a dream, in which a god gave her a gift. A pill of elixir shone in her hand, so she drank it. His mother woke up from her dream, but the fragrance still lingered in her mouth.
When Zhu Yuanzhang was born, the house was filled with red light. It was night and the red light was emitted from the house. When the neighbors saw it, they thought there was a fire and rushed to rescue him, but it turned out to be a false alarm. nbsp;nbsp;Zhu Yuanzhang’s ancestral home is Zhujia Lane, Tongde Township, Jurong County, Jiangsu Province (now Jurong County, Nanjing City). His ancestors have farmed fields for generations.
His grandfather Zhu Chuyi could not bear the exploitation by landlords and the court, so his family fled to Xuyi, Sizhou (now Xuyi, Anhui) on the bank of the Huaihe River to cultivate wasteland. After Zhu Chuyi's death, the family was destitute. Zhu Yuanzhang's father, Zhu Shizhen (originally named Zhu Wuhui, later Zhu Yuanzhang named his father Zhu Shizhen), had no choice but to move east to west. At the age of fifty, he settled in Zhongli County, Haozhou (now Fengyang, Anhui). He settled in Dongxiang and had Zhu Yuanzhang here.
nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;Due to malnutrition, Zhu Yuanzhang was frail and sickly when he was a child, and was skinny and skinny. Zhu Yuanzhang's parents were very superstitious and believed that only Guanyin Bodhisattva could save his life and bless him to live safely.
So, they sent the young Zhu Yuanzhang to the nearby Huangjue Temple, and asked him to become a disciple of the old monk Gao Bin in the temple. nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;When Zhu Yuanzhang was 10 years old, his father Zhu Shizhen moved again to avoid heavy taxes and servitude.
Later, he farmed land for the landlord Liu De in Guzhuang, Taiping Township, and Zhu Yuanzhang herded cattle for Liu De's family. nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;In the process of herding cattle, Zhu Yuanzhang met Xu Da, Tang He, Zhou Dexing and others, and became good friends.
In the future, Xu Da, Tang He, Zhou Dexing and others made great contributions to the establishment of the Ming Dynasty in the southern and northern wars, and became the founding fathers of the country. nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;Zhu Yuanzhang was smart and naughty since he was a child, and had been reading for several days, so he had the most clever ideas.
A common game he played was to pretend to be the emperor. He wore rags, tore palm leaves into strands, stuck them on his mouth as a beard, and put a spoke plate on his head as a beard. He then sat down on the mound and pretended to call him emperor. He also asked his companions to each pick up a piece of wood, hold it with both hands, kneel three times and kowtow nine times, and shout long live. nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;When the boy was a cowherd, he was not only often beaten and scolded by his master, but also often had no food to eat. He had to feed the cows when he was hungry, so Zhu Yuanzhang slaughtered the cows.
A day of herding cattle. 6. What poems did Zhu Yuanzhang write?
Zhu Yuanzhang also wrote poems during his military career, and the "Imperial Collection" has been handed down, which contains more than one hundred poems by Zhu Yuanzhang.
Zhu Yuanzhang's poems "The Golden Rooster croaks the dawn", "Show not to offend the monks", "Ying the Chrysanthemums", "Yongs the Snow Bamboo", "Walking in the Wild", "Zhongshan Gengwu Chenyun", "Baoguang Abandoned Pagoda", "Zhongshan" and "Gengseng" "The Rhyme", "Gift to the Four Immortals", "East Wind", "New Rain", "The Rain Should Fall and the Falling Flowers Gather Xu Ying Yun", "Geng Wu Zhe Yun Again", "Geng Song Xu Yun Again", "Snow Poems Geng Cao Wenshou Rhyme", "Geng Zhang Yi Yun Again", "Travel to Zhongshan" "Thinking of the Old and Trying to Be Strong", "Shenfeng Cao", "Lushan", "Great Sacrifice", "Zhongshan Cloud", "Edict to Linzheng County Official", "Wenren's Journey to the South Suburbs of Lingnan", "Ode to South Vietnam", "Bamboo Stem Green and Happy Fishing", "Shepherd's Son" "Old Drum", "The Flute Blowing in the Autumn Wind", "Cang Lang Weng Floating across the Sea", "Inscriptions on Kagura Taoist Priests", "Yun Na Savage", "Zhong Zi Refining Alchemy", "Entering Tathagata Zen", "Songs of Missing Family" and "Japanese Fan Walking".